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Jules Feldman jfeldman@yizrael.org.il

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In Jerusalem on the 24th of April 1906, Yakov, son of Moshe BERLINSKY, an
American, married Rachel Nesha, daughter of Asher RIVLIN. She was 20 years
old or younger; he was much older. Soon after the wedding he took her back
to the USA with him. They subsequently had two sons Asher and Moshe.
Yakov had been married previously.

I will be grateful for any further information on this family.
Thanks,
Jules Feldman
Kibbutz Yizreel

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